What’s Wrong with a Super Blue Blood Moon?
It was cloudy here on the morning of Jan. 31st, so we didn’t get to see the lunar eclipse – or photograph it. Fortunately, my friend Mike McKeag was in southern California and managed to get this great shot of the Moon with background stars. I did get a lot of questions about this much-hyped event, so thought I’d summarize the answers here: A “Super Moon” just means that the Moon is near the time in its orbit where it is closest to Earth (at perigee), so it appears bigger and brighter. Since no one pays much attention to it […]
